You wrote:“Vaccines continue to provide robust protection against severe disease and death.” The only demographic at serious risk are the elderly and those who are already very ill. The vaccine does not prevent spread of Covid and is contraindicated for the vast majority of the population.
The demographic at risk for infectious disease is the same demographic least likely to benefit from vaccination because of vitamin D deficiency. And also the most likely to have a severe adverse reaction from vaccination.
The vaccines look like a massive contribution to pharma for snake oil.
If you want to fearlessly expose the truth about these vaccines, you need to stop saying they serve some benefit and widen your scope of injury. Saying in a piece that intends to be factual that there is “little debate” about vaccine efficacy in older, immunocompromised adults is just as bad as the media you excoriate for not covering the issue of myocarditis in young men.
I commend you for taking on this topic, but if you wish to focus solely on it, I’d avoid making sweeping generalizations that are contrary to fact elsewhere in your piece.
Signed, an Editor in Chief for an investigative journalism outlet truthfully covering all things COVID and shot for the past several years.
I am a 37 year old female and after my 1 dose of j&j (presuming they didn’t accidentally mix anything up), I had severe myocarditis (which I was calling what felt like “an inflamed heart”). I still have it a bit 5 months later. My heart and chest felt tight, I couldn’t exercise without feeling the pressure and extremely winded and tired. Not fun at all. I 100% correlate this with the vaccine. I had nothing like this before. — very healthy, athlete and exerciser and never experienced this at all. I also have not had or been sick from covid.
Myocarditis is an auto-immune condition caused by autoantibodies targeting heart tissue.
If vaccination creates autoantibodies that attack the myocardium then you'd expect myocarditis rates to rise after vaccination.
But every time that person has a breakthrough infection with covid they'll make new antibodies, including the autoantibodies that once again will attack the myocardium. Thus you'd expect higher myocarditis rates not only after vaccination but also during each covid wave. I'm very interested in data for myocarditis rates for the last few months, given the incredibly high Omicron case numbers we're seeing worldwide.
How long this situation will last for is unclear, but the autoantibodies are made by beta-memory cells which keep on working for many years, ready to make new antibodies as soon as the body is challenged by a covid variant -- and, given that covid is now endemic, this'll occur at around the same frequency as other coronaviruses ('colds'), so probably once every two years or so (it might be more frequent than this if people have had their immune systems mucked up by the vaccines).
You don't see the same effect after natural infection because the immune response is to a larger set of epitopes (not just spike), the antibody levels are lower (for some reason people think more is better when it comes to antibodies) and the antibodies wane more rapidly (immune protection for coronaviruses is offered mainly by innate and cellular mechanisms, with some short lived IgA antibodies in the mucosal membranes -- there is no requirement for IgG antibodies to protect against respiratory tract infections, but that's what the vaccines produce).
You get auto-immunity occurring when there is vitamin D deficiency (25OHD levels < 20 ng/ml). Not a problem for everyone. But about 25% of the world's population has vitamin D deficiency. Another 45% has vitamin D insufficiency (25OHD levels between 20-30 ng/ml).
There are several groups at risk for vitamin D deficiency: the obese, people with darker skins (including very tanned whites), the elderly, people with intestinal absorption issues like Celiac's and Crohn's, and people with liver dysfunction.
"There’s little debate there." Sorry but there IS a debate. This is a bit of a red line for me and switches me off from the other things you are saying.. The gender woo people say the same thing about their holy trans identity.
If by "little debate" one means that not many people are talking about it, then yes, there's little debate. However, if one means that there's not much to debate, then I agree, that's patently false.
Take Fenton's analysis of the data. Right or wrong, these are issues that need looking at and deciphering. Or take Vanden Bossche's contention that the short window of protection is due to heightened innate immunity, rather than vaccinal antibodies.
This has been obvious to anyone who can interpret the data. I and many others saw this early on in the Israeli data. I am an apprentice trained engineer not an academic and I saw this so there is no way that the scientific and medical community within government and pharma didn't. The vaccine injured have been sacrificed possibly for well intentioned cost benefit analysis or maybe just for greed. Time will tell.
Nothing new here, for time and time again this kind of stuff happens and so it will continue. Remember people, do you own research especially with your health.
World wide soccer is more popular and prominent with larger number of players than in the United States. With that being said, why do we not hear of cases where US soccer players have myocarditis line we do European players? I’d expect our numbers to be lower in total because of the lower number of players, but all examples seem to be of European players. I believe the vaccine is the cause of the issue, just curious why the differences in datasets. Could it be the vaccine they use in Europe is different than what is used in the US?
They have used Astra Zeneca, which is a DNA viral vector jab, not an mRNA. and while for a short time it was restricted by EUropean Medicines Agency (the EU version of FDA) due to these types of concerns ( I believe Australia and NZ also saw similar adverse effects from AZ jabs), they later allowed use but was restricted by age.
I just fact checked myself from EMA link posted. Their FAQs are fascinating, especially that it is not approved for children and the “what are the risks” section.
I believe EU ALSO use the Pfizer Biontech version. As far as I am aware it is the same as the Pfizer jab in the USA.
Bear in mind there has been some proof at least with Pfizer of differences in lot composition (one lot with obvious components fluorescing in the light vs lots of same vaccine that did not have) proven by chemical and microscopic analysis. I wish I could provide you the link, it was provided in a video from Reiner Fuellmich of the Corona Committee. His videos are often available on Odysee and Rumble. Please fact check me on that as I do not know (other than pictures on screen provided by Dr Arne Burkhardt, a semi-retired but apparently we’ll respected pathologist in Germany) and videos from a Spanish PhD and from 2 MDs in the USA.
But yes to your original question, the worst numbers of cases came from AZ jabs.
Several nations arrived at a rate of myocarditis at 1/1900. Much higher than the CDC. If you use this ratio, you find about what you'd expect for NBA, NFL, NHL. It's worth keeping in mind.
Based on increased testing similar to what was referenced in European soccer and the added physical strain of professional athletes you would think the rate of discovery would be higher. We’ve seen in the US documentation of cases of high school and college age athletes experiencing myocarditis, but again not professional athletes. It doesn’t make sense to me why that population is unheard of with this issue.
Not true. Dr Jessica Rose found in VAERS reports 183 cases of professional athletes and their coaches with serious adverse effects. 108 cases of death in this population. Background rate was 5. May I repeat that? 5. Now I am not sure these were all heart related?
Her substack I believe is called “unacceptiblejessica” and this was on a 2022 stack article, not that long ago. Easy to fact check based on her links.
One possibility could be the ratio of athletes from racial groups with higher risk of complications. Another could be lack of reporting/suppression of info. Within the USA, I think every media co and medical group is on the payroll , one way or another. The rest of the world is probably less tainted. Q: For every athlete that collapses, how many have infections that don't reach the same level? Men do not like to take time to see a doctor.
I also did a piece on emergencies in football matches (both for players and fans). It seems these problems are becoming apparent in environments where high rates go really high.
I'm no fan of vaccines, but this looks like myocarditis cases went undiagnosed for a year, likely because people weren't getting physicals for a year. Myocarditis rates were sub-normal from May 2020 thru April 2021. The area under the normal line for May 2020 thru April 2021 is about the same as the area above the line for May-Sep 2021.
I was wondering if Rav had considered this, the media has reported that the UK has a huge hospital backlog nationwide. Also lockdowns increased the percentage of people with unhealthy lifestyles which contributes to cardiovascular issues
This led me to look at US 2021 mortality data and the only explanation I can find is vaccines. This rapid of a change in the 35-54 y.o. group with the numbers I'm seeing is virtually impossible in two years. Excess mortality is 17% in the 35-54 y.o. group. Mortality in the 85+ y.o. group actually _dropped_ 14% from 2020, so total numbers look about the same.
Vaccinating in the winter can produce a lot of health problems--it's very risky because of low vitamin D levels. You might see increased cancer rates because of immune issues stemming from low D levels. Low D levels will also increase the risk of inflammatory problems, which could include myocarditis.
Vit D supplementation isn't being pushed by the mainstream because they ignore anything that may discourage vaccination, but sensible people have pointed out the research proving deficiencies increase severe covid infection rates. Glad to see I'm not the only one reading up on mRNA vaccine concerns
Hi I was wondering what you think about the soccer players dying, the pro v people uses a BMJ article saying there are 120 deaths per year, I googled incidences and it’s more sounds 20 for the last 10-15 years…while Israel professors and goodsciencing website got around 5 per year? Are we comparing the same thing? Thanks!
I think you’re right that these issues are being detected after infection but not necessarily caused by infection. In Davies’ case, he underwent testing after infection as per the team’s protocols. I assume there is no protocol that would test after vaccine or booster (which he got sometime in December).
I also don’t think anyone has conclusively figured out whether Christian Eriksen was vaccinated when he collapsed in June 2021. Certainly seemed suspicious given some of the comments made by Danish Football Federation reps about concerns that not all teams were vaccinated. The Danish Olympians were getting pushed to the front of the queue for vaccines around the same time.
You wrote:“Vaccines continue to provide robust protection against severe disease and death.” The only demographic at serious risk are the elderly and those who are already very ill. The vaccine does not prevent spread of Covid and is contraindicated for the vast majority of the population.
The demographic at risk for infectious disease is the same demographic least likely to benefit from vaccination because of vitamin D deficiency. And also the most likely to have a severe adverse reaction from vaccination.
The vaccines look like a massive contribution to pharma for snake oil.
If you want to fearlessly expose the truth about these vaccines, you need to stop saying they serve some benefit and widen your scope of injury. Saying in a piece that intends to be factual that there is “little debate” about vaccine efficacy in older, immunocompromised adults is just as bad as the media you excoriate for not covering the issue of myocarditis in young men.
I commend you for taking on this topic, but if you wish to focus solely on it, I’d avoid making sweeping generalizations that are contrary to fact elsewhere in your piece.
Signed, an Editor in Chief for an investigative journalism outlet truthfully covering all things COVID and shot for the past several years.
I am a 37 year old female and after my 1 dose of j&j (presuming they didn’t accidentally mix anything up), I had severe myocarditis (which I was calling what felt like “an inflamed heart”). I still have it a bit 5 months later. My heart and chest felt tight, I couldn’t exercise without feeling the pressure and extremely winded and tired. Not fun at all. I 100% correlate this with the vaccine. I had nothing like this before. — very healthy, athlete and exerciser and never experienced this at all. I also have not had or been sick from covid.
Myocarditis is an auto-immune condition caused by autoantibodies targeting heart tissue.
If vaccination creates autoantibodies that attack the myocardium then you'd expect myocarditis rates to rise after vaccination.
But every time that person has a breakthrough infection with covid they'll make new antibodies, including the autoantibodies that once again will attack the myocardium. Thus you'd expect higher myocarditis rates not only after vaccination but also during each covid wave. I'm very interested in data for myocarditis rates for the last few months, given the incredibly high Omicron case numbers we're seeing worldwide.
How long this situation will last for is unclear, but the autoantibodies are made by beta-memory cells which keep on working for many years, ready to make new antibodies as soon as the body is challenged by a covid variant -- and, given that covid is now endemic, this'll occur at around the same frequency as other coronaviruses ('colds'), so probably once every two years or so (it might be more frequent than this if people have had their immune systems mucked up by the vaccines).
You don't see the same effect after natural infection because the immune response is to a larger set of epitopes (not just spike), the antibody levels are lower (for some reason people think more is better when it comes to antibodies) and the antibodies wane more rapidly (immune protection for coronaviruses is offered mainly by innate and cellular mechanisms, with some short lived IgA antibodies in the mucosal membranes -- there is no requirement for IgG antibodies to protect against respiratory tract infections, but that's what the vaccines produce).
You get auto-immunity occurring when there is vitamin D deficiency (25OHD levels < 20 ng/ml). Not a problem for everyone. But about 25% of the world's population has vitamin D deficiency. Another 45% has vitamin D insufficiency (25OHD levels between 20-30 ng/ml).
There are several groups at risk for vitamin D deficiency: the obese, people with darker skins (including very tanned whites), the elderly, people with intestinal absorption issues like Celiac's and Crohn's, and people with liver dysfunction.
"There’s little debate there." Sorry but there IS a debate. This is a bit of a red line for me and switches me off from the other things you are saying.. The gender woo people say the same thing about their holy trans identity.
If by "little debate" one means that not many people are talking about it, then yes, there's little debate. However, if one means that there's not much to debate, then I agree, that's patently false.
Take Fenton's analysis of the data. Right or wrong, these are issues that need looking at and deciphering. Or take Vanden Bossche's contention that the short window of protection is due to heightened innate immunity, rather than vaccinal antibodies.
There's plenty to debate.
This has been obvious to anyone who can interpret the data. I and many others saw this early on in the Israeli data. I am an apprentice trained engineer not an academic and I saw this so there is no way that the scientific and medical community within government and pharma didn't. The vaccine injured have been sacrificed possibly for well intentioned cost benefit analysis or maybe just for greed. Time will tell.
Nothing new here, for time and time again this kind of stuff happens and so it will continue. Remember people, do you own research especially with your health.
World wide soccer is more popular and prominent with larger number of players than in the United States. With that being said, why do we not hear of cases where US soccer players have myocarditis line we do European players? I’d expect our numbers to be lower in total because of the lower number of players, but all examples seem to be of European players. I believe the vaccine is the cause of the issue, just curious why the differences in datasets. Could it be the vaccine they use in Europe is different than what is used in the US?
They have used Astra Zeneca, which is a DNA viral vector jab, not an mRNA. and while for a short time it was restricted by EUropean Medicines Agency (the EU version of FDA) due to these types of concerns ( I believe Australia and NZ also saw similar adverse effects from AZ jabs), they later allowed use but was restricted by age.
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/medicines/human/EPAR/vaxzevria-previously-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca
I just fact checked myself from EMA link posted. Their FAQs are fascinating, especially that it is not approved for children and the “what are the risks” section.
I believe EU ALSO use the Pfizer Biontech version. As far as I am aware it is the same as the Pfizer jab in the USA.
Bear in mind there has been some proof at least with Pfizer of differences in lot composition (one lot with obvious components fluorescing in the light vs lots of same vaccine that did not have) proven by chemical and microscopic analysis. I wish I could provide you the link, it was provided in a video from Reiner Fuellmich of the Corona Committee. His videos are often available on Odysee and Rumble. Please fact check me on that as I do not know (other than pictures on screen provided by Dr Arne Burkhardt, a semi-retired but apparently we’ll respected pathologist in Germany) and videos from a Spanish PhD and from 2 MDs in the USA.
But yes to your original question, the worst numbers of cases came from AZ jabs.
Several nations arrived at a rate of myocarditis at 1/1900. Much higher than the CDC. If you use this ratio, you find about what you'd expect for NBA, NFL, NHL. It's worth keeping in mind.
Based on increased testing similar to what was referenced in European soccer and the added physical strain of professional athletes you would think the rate of discovery would be higher. We’ve seen in the US documentation of cases of high school and college age athletes experiencing myocarditis, but again not professional athletes. It doesn’t make sense to me why that population is unheard of with this issue.
Not true. Dr Jessica Rose found in VAERS reports 183 cases of professional athletes and their coaches with serious adverse effects. 108 cases of death in this population. Background rate was 5. May I repeat that? 5. Now I am not sure these were all heart related?
Her substack I believe is called “unacceptiblejessica” and this was on a 2022 stack article, not that long ago. Easy to fact check based on her links.
One possibility could be the ratio of athletes from racial groups with higher risk of complications. Another could be lack of reporting/suppression of info. Within the USA, I think every media co and medical group is on the payroll , one way or another. The rest of the world is probably less tainted. Q: For every athlete that collapses, how many have infections that don't reach the same level? Men do not like to take time to see a doctor.
I also did a piece on emergencies in football matches (both for players and fans). It seems these problems are becoming apparent in environments where high rates go really high.
https://nakedemperor.substack.com/
Dems call this misinformation.
You're barely figuring this out? It is not 'new groundbreaking data'. The carnage caused by these shots has been well established.
I'm no fan of vaccines, but this looks like myocarditis cases went undiagnosed for a year, likely because people weren't getting physicals for a year. Myocarditis rates were sub-normal from May 2020 thru April 2021. The area under the normal line for May 2020 thru April 2021 is about the same as the area above the line for May-Sep 2021.
I was wondering if Rav had considered this, the media has reported that the UK has a huge hospital backlog nationwide. Also lockdowns increased the percentage of people with unhealthy lifestyles which contributes to cardiovascular issues
This led me to look at US 2021 mortality data and the only explanation I can find is vaccines. This rapid of a change in the 35-54 y.o. group with the numbers I'm seeing is virtually impossible in two years. Excess mortality is 17% in the 35-54 y.o. group. Mortality in the 85+ y.o. group actually _dropped_ 14% from 2020, so total numbers look about the same.
Vaccinating in the winter can produce a lot of health problems--it's very risky because of low vitamin D levels. You might see increased cancer rates because of immune issues stemming from low D levels. Low D levels will also increase the risk of inflammatory problems, which could include myocarditis.
See my comment on Dr Jessica Rose here. 183 cases with background rate prior to vaccine rollout of 5.
Vit D supplementation isn't being pushed by the mainstream because they ignore anything that may discourage vaccination, but sensible people have pointed out the research proving deficiencies increase severe covid infection rates. Glad to see I'm not the only one reading up on mRNA vaccine concerns
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC8538446/
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357994624_Innate_Immune_Suppression_by_SARS-CoV-2_mRNA_Vaccinations_The_role_of_G-quadruplexes_exosomes_and_microRNAs
Hi I was wondering what you think about the soccer players dying, the pro v people uses a BMJ article saying there are 120 deaths per year, I googled incidences and it’s more sounds 20 for the last 10-15 years…while Israel professors and goodsciencing website got around 5 per year? Are we comparing the same thing? Thanks!
I think you’re right that these issues are being detected after infection but not necessarily caused by infection. In Davies’ case, he underwent testing after infection as per the team’s protocols. I assume there is no protocol that would test after vaccine or booster (which he got sometime in December).
I also don’t think anyone has conclusively figured out whether Christian Eriksen was vaccinated when he collapsed in June 2021. Certainly seemed suspicious given some of the comments made by Danish Football Federation reps about concerns that not all teams were vaccinated. The Danish Olympians were getting pushed to the front of the queue for vaccines around the same time.